What kind of procedure is COVA collagen volume treatment?

Typical filler procedures involve injecting

a gel-like substance directly under the skin layers to create volume.

 In contrast, COVA treatment helps stimulate collagen production within the skin and promotes skin regeneration, leading to natural-looking volume.

Gradually, over time, you can experience your skin naturally plumping up.

Fillers can sometimes clump or migrate to unintended areas after the procedure.

COVA is evenly absorbed and broken down within the skin, which significantly reduces the concern for such phenomena.

COVA uses PDO (polydioxanone), a component that naturally breaks down in the body over time.

For thin and delicate areas, such as around the eyes or mouth, 

when fillers are used, 

there's a risk of the treated area appearing obvious or having excessive volume.

 In comparison, COVA can be applied to these thin skin areas to achieve more natural-looking results.

Serious side effects such as vascular occlusion or embolism, which are rarely reported with filler procedures, are known to have a low probability of occurring with COVA.

This can be an excellent alternative for those who prioritize safety when choosing a procedure.

Compared to Juvelook Volume or other collagen injections, 

COVA provides additional physical support, allowing you to experience a more noticeable improvement in volume immediately after the procedure.